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Wednesday, February 28, 2007

I finished up my brick path quilt last night! So glad to have it finished! I was slow on the upstart with the free motion quilting because my needle kept breaking...but, I got the right sized needles and avoided the safety pins and it was smooth sailing after that. The finished size is about 72"x72" and it's enjoying it's home in our living room.

Here's the post wash/dry cycle crinkle...love the crinkle!

I used the green paisley print for the backing...you can never have enough paisley, right? I've used the binding method from the Modern Quilt Workshop for all but one of the quilts that I have made...it just works so well. And the whole process was made much easier this time because I upgraded my bias tape maker from this to this. What a world of difference it made!

And, in the most exciting news of all...Nuku Nuku has started sitting on the pillow I made all the time! My efforts were not put to waste!

4 comments

Oooooh, wonderful! You've inspired me to try stippling my next quilt, and it does look lovely out of the wash with the crinkles, yum. Love the colours =)And Nuku Nuku is ADORABLE, what a gorgeous cat. It's great when they use their intended seating isn't it, lol.I'm so glad you commented so that I came across your great blog!

WOW. That is simply gorgeous. I was thinking about this quilt earlier today, and how I wish I could make one myself. But, given that I've never actually made a quilt before, I'm thinking this isn't necessarily the one to start with. Still, yours has me dreaming and inspired. Great job! (and so quick!!)

I'm stunned and inspired by your quilt - you did a fantastic job! I want to print out the picture and hang it by my desk because the colors and textures speak to me. Wow, I sound like a quilt stalker! Thanks for sharing with all of us.

About Me

Rebekah began quilting in 2006 after being inspired by the book Modern Quilt Workshop by Weeks Ringle and Bill Kerr. She loves shopping for fabric and combining interesting prints and colors in her quilts. As a member of the Detroit Area Modern Quilt Guild, Rebekah coordinates the monthly charity block sew-along. When she's not quilting, Rebekah works as a librarian, backpacks and travels with her husband, Jon, plays with her adorable cat and pug, and knits and cross stitches.